Resident Evil: Bienvenidos a Raccoon City
Título original: Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City
Esta historia de origen, ambientada en 1998, explora los secretos de la misteriosa Mansión Spencer y de la malograda Raccoon City.Esta historia de origen, ambientada en 1998, explora los secretos de la misteriosa Mansión Spencer y de la malograda Raccoon City.Esta historia de origen, ambientada en 1998, explora los secretos de la misteriosa Mansión Spencer y de la malograda Raccoon City.
- Dirección
- Guionista
- Elenco
- Premios
- 1 premio ganado y 2 nominaciones en total
Daxton Grey
- Young Chris
- (as Daxton Grey Gujral)
- Dirección
- Guionista
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Opiniones destacadas
Why this casting?
Why this director?
Why this story?
Why everything in this movie.
Unfortunately, as expected, this movie sucks. While the CGI is not that bad as it was in the trailer, everything else is.
Story is a chopped up blend of first and second game, but written badly. Casting is almost completely wrong. But even worse - characters are all written and crafted wrong. That's not Leon, that's not Jill Valentine, that's not the Redfields and that sure as hell is not Wesker.
Not to say anything against actors, ironically enough - as bad as they got casted - most of the actors in this movie are pretty good actors, from Donal Logue to Kaya Scodelario. They were just given trash script and story to work with.
Zombies look like generic vampires from SyFy tv shows or whatever. Also - there's some inspired but bizzare camerawork at times.
Locations are underutilised and most are kinda bland looking. Atmosphere is eaten pretty fast by the movie's runtime so there's none of that either.
I don't get it. It's not a unknown brand or something. Even more, RE series is on a high point lately as a video game franchise - one excellent remake, one good and two fantastic sequels in the past couple of years.
Yet, movie is given into the hands of a director/writer that hadn't made a good movie in his entire career.
Such shame and wasted potential.
Why this director?
Why this story?
Why everything in this movie.
Unfortunately, as expected, this movie sucks. While the CGI is not that bad as it was in the trailer, everything else is.
Story is a chopped up blend of first and second game, but written badly. Casting is almost completely wrong. But even worse - characters are all written and crafted wrong. That's not Leon, that's not Jill Valentine, that's not the Redfields and that sure as hell is not Wesker.
Not to say anything against actors, ironically enough - as bad as they got casted - most of the actors in this movie are pretty good actors, from Donal Logue to Kaya Scodelario. They were just given trash script and story to work with.
Zombies look like generic vampires from SyFy tv shows or whatever. Also - there's some inspired but bizzare camerawork at times.
Locations are underutilised and most are kinda bland looking. Atmosphere is eaten pretty fast by the movie's runtime so there's none of that either.
I don't get it. It's not a unknown brand or something. Even more, RE series is on a high point lately as a video game franchise - one excellent remake, one good and two fantastic sequels in the past couple of years.
Yet, movie is given into the hands of a director/writer that hadn't made a good movie in his entire career.
Such shame and wasted potential.
Greetings from Lithuania.
"Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City" (2021) is video an adaptation of 2 great video games "Resident Evil" and "Resident Evil 2". This movie smashes plots of both games into 1 movie. That wouldn't be a problem if the writing and directing were solid. In this movie's case, they are not. Writing and directing of this movie were pretty bad in my opinion. And performances were very forgettable, but you can't blame the actors much. I didn't like what they did with Leon character - he was more like a clown and comical dumb sidekick then game based character.
Overall, "Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City" is a poor movie. Its not a terrible one, there are some scenes that do work mostly in third act, but as a whole its a massive disappointment. It just shows that it is not as easy to make a good movie based on video games as it looks like. You can't just recreate the plot. You have to make a good movie, and as there two media's are very opposite they require different skills and techniques to engage the view or gamer. This movie unfortunately failed to do so.
"Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City" (2021) is video an adaptation of 2 great video games "Resident Evil" and "Resident Evil 2". This movie smashes plots of both games into 1 movie. That wouldn't be a problem if the writing and directing were solid. In this movie's case, they are not. Writing and directing of this movie were pretty bad in my opinion. And performances were very forgettable, but you can't blame the actors much. I didn't like what they did with Leon character - he was more like a clown and comical dumb sidekick then game based character.
Overall, "Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City" is a poor movie. Its not a terrible one, there are some scenes that do work mostly in third act, but as a whole its a massive disappointment. It just shows that it is not as easy to make a good movie based on video games as it looks like. You can't just recreate the plot. You have to make a good movie, and as there two media's are very opposite they require different skills and techniques to engage the view or gamer. This movie unfortunately failed to do so.
Welcome to Raccoon City is rather a bore and letdown. How one can make of such material such a bore feast, I dunno. The movies by Anderson starring Milla are not perfect but masterpieces compared to this reboot or whatever it is. I also don't remember that the games are such dragging and boring affairs - this is my note to all of those who boldly claim that Raccoon City is true to the games. There are a few well done creepy scenes but there is too much stuff I don't like: that cop Leon for example, the whole city is on alert and he just sleeps at the reception. The scene with the helicopter pilot at the mansion too, just silly - nobody would play a game in such a moment. So my issues are: all those moments of comedy, some characters act out of place. All in all a movie that meanders between bad and mediocre, and that fails in too many aspects to satisfy, and really does not add anything new, better or special to the franchise.
Disappointed.
Didnt feel dreadfull like the old game or movies, direction and script mediocre.
A fast forward movie type.
A big miss recomended on this more like a 4 movie.
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Didnt feel dreadfull like the old game or movies, direction and script mediocre.
A fast forward movie type.
A big miss recomended on this more like a 4 movie.
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They really tried to cram a lot into this movie but it just never clicked. The movie had strong bones but suffered from weak writing and plot. The Redfields and Wesker were cast perfectly but Jill Valentine and Leon were horribly miscast. I don't know if it was because of Hollywood making everything diverse but not only did they not look like the characters they didn't sound or make decisions like them. Man I had high hopes but it just fell short.
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- TriviaCapcom gave the filmmakers their blueprints to recreate the main halls of the Spencer Mansion and the RPD (police station).
- ErroresWhen the Huey helicopter crashes into the house, the resulting explosion/fireball consumes the room. However, in the next scene, all of the wood and books surrounding the helicopter are untouched.
- Citas
Chris Redfield: What the fuck's a chatroom?
- Créditos curiososDuring the credits, Wesker, revealed to be alive, is approached by Ada Wong, who gives him his trademark sunglasses.
- Bandas sonorasMore and More
Performed by Webb Pierce
Written by Merle Kilgore
(c) EMI Unart Catalog Inc., Courtesy of EMI Music Publishing Germany GmbH
(p) 1951 UMG Recordings Inc., Courtesy of Universal Music GmbH
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Taquilla
- Presupuesto
- USD 25,000,000 (estimado)
- Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 17,000,612
- Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 5,319,280
- 28 nov 2021
- Total a nivel mundial
- USD 41,914,915
- Tiempo de ejecución
- 1h 47min(107 min)
- Color
- Mezcla de sonido
- Relación de aspecto
- 2.39 : 1
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